2025 was a big year for cyber security headlines in the UK, with two of our biggest stores suffering high profile cyber attacks: Marks and Spencer and The Co-op. Around a year on, here’s a breakdown of what happened, how Co-op’s cyber security measures helped them come out on top and what local businesses can learn.
If you've recently noticed higher prices for RAM in your quotes, you're not alone. Read our blog to find out what's causing RAM cost increases and how it might impact your business.
Discover why achieving and maintaining high Microsoft 365 security is critical for Brighton & Sussex businesses – and how we help.
AI data privacy is no joke for local businesses. 77% of AI users are pasting data into their chatbot queries at work. Are your company secrets safe?
Looking to upgrade or get a brand new meeting room installation? Let us help you plan with our briefing template & checklist specifically for Brighton & Sussex businesses.
What IT support do Brighton and Sussex small businesses need? Our guide reveals what services save time and money, and how a local partner (like us!) can protect your business.
In the second of two articles looking at why antivirus software on its own is no longer enough to keep your business safe, find out about the importance of a multi-layered approach to cyber security, bookended by employee training and dark web monitoring.
Not sure which Microsoft 365 plan you need? Our IT experts summarise what you need to know about the different licences to help you figure out which might be right for you.
In the first of two articles looking at why antivirus software on its own is no longer enough to keep your business safe, we look at the benefits of Managed Detection & Response (MDR) and Extended Detection & Response (XDR).
When your work computers start slowing up, it’s not always easy to identify the problem. If your business partners with a managed service provider or local IT support firm like us in and around Brighton, then it’s our job to get you the solution. And often, we find that we can offer businesses with slow computers a much simpler and cost-effective solution than first feared: more memory, otherwise known as RAM.